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20 February 2024Reinsurance

Swiss Re calls 1.1.2024 ‘market peak,’ now nat cat dependent for 2024

The reinsurance market has reached a sufficient level of balance to leave the 2024 outlook either highly stable to levels seen at January renewals or event-dependent on 2024 natural catastrophe, top officials at global reinsurer Swiss Re contend.

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